Mittal, Nitin (US - Mumbai) wrote:
> I changed the connect string to
> postgres://osrmt:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5342/osrmt
> Still no success. Database osrmt is however accessible with the plain
> old 'psql' util.
>
> What else could the problem be ?
Postgres not listening on port 5432. Its pg_hba.con
Christian Boos wrote:
> fishy wrote:
>> ...
>> So I'm puzzled that is it just wrap a already generated doxygen doc
>> into trac, or it can automatically generate doxygen doc from the svn
>> repository?
>>
>
> The former only. The latter would be definitely interesting, but would
> be a somewh
rinse_my_phonebook wrote:
> Well instead of actually running doxygen on source code in the
> repository could the doxygen plugin not at least display the latest
> version of client side/working copy generated documentation that
> exists in subversion.
As I mentioned before, I ended up keeping doc
Emmanuel Blot wrote:
>> That's unlikely
>
> It really depends on the configuration: local delivery or forward,
> different domains, etc. I suggested this because mmk reported that the
> behaviour depends on when the user account has been created: not
> enough info to understand the Postfix config
out trac-admin and tracd?
They're two different things. Trac-admin is for managing projects, you can't
live without it. Tracd is trac's built-in http server. You can use apache
with mod-python or cgi instead. It's all in the fine manual.
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Hi,
can someone who knows Python tell me what
zipimport.ZipImportError: bad local file header
in /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/TracAccountManager-0.1.3dev_r2548-py2.5.egg
means? I get it from running
easy_install -U http://trac-hacks.org/svn/accountmanagerplugin/0.10
on FC8.
The fun part
lite3 shell.
It looks like to create new ticket you only really need to insert a row into
ticket table, so something like
sqlite3 'mytrac.db' 'insert into ticket ...'
should do the trick. (Disclaimer: ICBW, I haven't tried this myself.)
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Emmanuel Blot wrote:
>> Errm... why bother, can't you just post newticket with e.g. curl?
>
> Maintenance, robustness, and many other reasons that make APIs exist ;-)
OP specifically stated he didn't want to use existing python API. My
comment was about wrapping RPC call in XML and sending it o
bm. The rest of us do json mashups over restful API --
so much so that even w3c got off its xml horse, finally.
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One way to do it is to set up postfix to forward everything to Sexchange
(relayhost) and to accept only mail for the host (mydestination =
$myhostname, localhost). Then add access filter to bounce everything not
addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED], then figure out what to do with spam (if any).
On Tuesday 22 January 2008 16:19:13 Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
>
> All you need is to mount /trac directory on both machines. Sharing it from
> Windows and smbmounting on Postfix box should do the trick.
On second thought you should probably migrate your backend to Postgres since
sqlite
t looks like the only missing bit is the ability to save an attachment to
remote URL, not just as a file in $projenv/attachments. (Either that or good
documentation on exactly how to HTTP POST a new ticket.)
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Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> -On [20080214 10:48], (``-_-ยดยด) -- Fernando ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> Since I'm already off-topic:
>> Why do so many ppl open new threads piggyingback on other users emails?
>> I'm not used to see that happen so much on other lists Strange... May
Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
>
> So in short, first pick what you like, and failing that pick apt/rpm and
> updated/stable.
C.f. usual security advice: "the most secure platform is the one you
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rupert thurner wrote:
> we use one trac per major software component. the parts of it go into
> the component field. the version field contains all version numbers
> existing for all sub-components, so you need knowledge which are
> valid. milestone names bear also the name of sub-components in th
Graham Dumpleton wrote:
...
> Very much suggest you use mod_python 3.3.1. Not because of
> compatibility issues, but because older versions of mod_python have
> various bugs in them, including memory leaks.
I have 3.3.1 of FC8 and I still get occasional "Internal Server Error"
that goes away aft
ory must be secure from 'easy' attacks
Do your users have write access to subversion and do they have shell accounts
on the server?
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counts so they can do svn+ssh:// commits, the proper way
would be to put them in ldap and use that everywhere. If you don't give them
accounts, access is via the web, but they still have to sign in -- share
the .htpasswd file between trac and svn. Do it over https so passwords get
encrypted.
Noam Tamim wrote:
> And just to make it easier for anyone who may find this short thread
> when searching for the same solution - here are the steps for setting up
> the certificate:
> http://slacksite.com/apache/certificate.php
As a side note, I hear in firefox 3 one has to click through a do
lse.
Also, public release is done when a fix is important, or there's enough minor
fixes to warrant a release. Which is similar, but not entirely unlike a
milestone: apart from triggering buzzwordiosyncrasy in half the people I
know, "milestone" implies a goal set in advance.
Chad Emahizer wrote:
> I think I might be restating a bit here from what others have already said,
> but Trac does (or can do) what you want it to do. It is flexible and
> doesn't force its own "business logic" on its users. It basically has to be
> like that, or it will be targeting only a smal
Robert C Corsaro wrote:
>
> Man, you're not supposed to say stuff like that out loud. That's why
> everyone hates us!
Not everyone, just the second bunch -- us arrogant elitists snobs
generally don't have a problem with the idea that trac is not right for
everyone. It's the other crowd that
o, is there a way to make Assign-To a drop-down, but keep the Owner on custom
query page a text box?
(trac 0.10.5)
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On Monday 24 November 2008 16:21:52 osimons wrote:
> This is a known issue:
>
> http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7258
Ah, thanks. Should've looked there first.
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Michael Renzmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
>> The problem is just that the cert is for a different hostname. Boohiss
>> SSL vhosting \o/
>
> Aye, but there is no easy way around. The server currently hosts 8 mailing
> lists for 6 different domains, and we don't have another 5 IPs at hands
> for that purpos
t;by * read" access to uid etc. They've changed something in 2.4 and
forgot to tell us what it is.
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On Monday 08 June 2009 13:50:13 Lance Hendrix wrote:
> I assume you are speaking of OpenLDAP (2.2 and 2.4)?
Yep.
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tf part of 'chmod 666' did you not understand" head scratching.
(Installing stock rpms on RHEL [ScientificLinux] 6.)
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to make trac.ini world-writable
in order to make trac work is wrong.
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Matthew Caron wrote:
> On 05/17/2011 02:23 PM, Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
>>
>> Aside from the obvious bit where having to make trac.ini world-writable
>> in order to make trac work is wrong.
>
> You don't - it just needs to be webserver writeable.
If you're t
On 05/17/2011 01:41 PM, Erik Andersson wrote:
> On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 8:23 PM, Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
>
>> Christian Boos wrote:
>>
>> You don't need a username, you can edit the pages anonymously
>
> Cheers / Erik
Oh. I sit corrected. The page's
On 5/28/2011 9:29 AM, osimons wrote:
... I've seen others that recommend installing python26 ++
from EPEL, and I think it should be a clean install that works side-by-
side with the supplied 2.4.
python26 installs /usr/bin/python26. I.e. you'd have to go through all
.py files and change the #
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>> Despite what the TracModPython wiki page might say,
>http://modpython.org/ says that it's officially *not* dead. However, it
>could be argued that it's practically dead. That said, it still works
>fine for running Trac.
>
On 08/24/2011 02:32 AM, Bas van der Vlies wrote:
> 2.4.0
Any plans to put in epel-6? Or am I asking in the wrong place?
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posgresql's features
without any of sqlite's simplicity. Not sure why anyone would use it.
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forever.
When I needed it, I ran a "find -name \*.html -exec svn ps svn:mimetype
'text/html' '{}' ';'" -- or something along those lines -- and let it
take however long it wanted.
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ave more than a handful
of users.
You might want to tweak your mod_wsgi settings and/or try fastcgi instead...
There's lots of pieces to this puzzle besides what you can see in
firebug. I'd first look at i/o speeds even if your raid is on an
"enterprise-level" hardware scsi
atabase.
What do you do for storage? And db backend?
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On 12/29/2011 11:04 AM, 3vix6 wrote:
> Would anyone know of a way that I can speed this up considerably?
That would depend on why it's slow. If you have one ticket you'd
probably need a better computer. If you have a billion tickets you might
wanna get a faster everything.
HT
gt; Would moving to postgres provide a huge benefit?
Between transaction control, parallel processing, and caching I'd expect
a noticeable speed-up with postgres. And put the db on some device that
can do 100KB/s w/ < 50ms wait time.
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On 2/20/2012 8:10 AM, Jason Miller wrote:
I was going to suggest this as well. We are nearing 1000 employees
we
keep track of. Some needing access to a specific out of the many
available SVN repos, some to Trac site 1, others to Trac site 2, etc
etc... or all of the above. It became clear that
group in ldap
and do all your acl assignments via ldapadd et al.
Whether that will work for you is another question.
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've no idea if it'd still apply in your situation, or
whether you'd hit it -- but with that many users it sounds likely. Or if
you need to also manage group permissions inside track -- that's a whole
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On Sep 2, 2006, at 8:47 AM, Andre wrote:
>
> Description of problem:
> After FC4 upgrade to FC5 Trac does not work with Apache2 - it exits
> with following notice in error_log:
> [notice] child pid 20712 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)
I have it running on x86 fc5 (possibly slightly older ve
5:37 Trac[svn_fs] DEBUG: Opening subversion file-system at
/cvs_archive/svn/misc with scope /validator/
12:55:37 Trac[cache] DEBUG: Checking whether sync with repository is needed
12:55:37 Trac[cache] INFO: Syncing with repository (77 to 69)
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On Monday 11 September 2006 13:19, Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
> Try running "trac-admin /path/to/env resync".
Thank you. That fixed it.
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> Greg Dickie wrote:
>> I'm using postgres. Is it much much better than SQLite?
>
> Depends on what "better" means to you. SQLite is a lighweight embedded
> database, PostgreSQL is one of the most powerful and reliable existing
> RDBMS. From a purely technical POV, Post
Ilias Lazaridis wrote:
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This is what you get from switching to Google groups: cooks, trolls, and
other usenet fauna. If Google setup allows killfiling, I strongly
suggest that list admins ban this -- entity (from the usenet posts I've
seen, I'm not entirely sure it's even human).
f OS is more
> likely to work (on the Windows side - Windows Server (03, 08) vs a desktop
> Windows (XP, 7) [no Vista!]; on the Linux side - CentOS (5, 6), Fedora,
> Ubuntu)?
The best OS is the one you (or whoever ends up maintaining the server)
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AuthUserFile /path/to/trac/.htpasswd
AuthLDAPURL "ldap://IP.AD.DR/ou=People,dc=YOUR,dc=DC";
AuthzLDAPAuthoritative Off
should do the trick and also let you have extra users in .htpasswd (e.g.
if you have outside beta-testers you don't want to give an ld
d files to it?
mod_dav_svn (see e.g. http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Subversion), but if
you want it visible from big bad internet you may have to deal with
authentication, encrypting the passwords, and all that.
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On 08/01/2013 03:12 PM, gigabot wrote:
>
>
> On Thursday, August 1, 2013 12:18:14 PM UTC-4, Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
>> mod_dav_svn, svn+ssh://, file:/// -- it depends on what you want.
>>
> How do i set that up? Is there a guide you could direct me to?
I don't kn
agically get on
cc list.
> 4. Spam was an issue for us, but we probably did not investigate
> enough what to do about it.
Well, if you have #1 you'll probably have to run your own smtpd anyway,
that's where you can add spamassassin and/or whatever.
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On 2013-09-11 05:51, Bas van der Vlies wrote:
I am just back from vacation and read this email2trac thread.
Message-id's are not stored in the trac database and if you submit a
ticket via the web interface there is no knowledge about the message id.
what we want is a flexible reply to addres
On 09/11/2013 01:10 PM, Steffen Hoffmann wrote:
> On 11.09.2013 16:30, Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
>> I believe the other piece of the puzzle is the ability to update
>> /etc/trac/aliases (or whereever we put the aliases file) and run
>> 'newalias' when a new ticket
de users who are not in
ldap but allowed to use trac.) You'll probably want to "Require
ldap-group" or something instead.
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I've no idea what the second one is for.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authnz_ldap.html#reqgroup
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On 2013-12-02 18:32, Stuart Cracraft wrote:
Ideally, validate only certain groups for access to certain repositories.
I doubt you can do that easily. Off the top of my head I'd create an
apache virtual host for one repository and get it working with one ldap
group -- if you get that to work,
e for 2.4, so I think your best option is
RHEL 6.
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e "core" layer that provides an engine-agnostic sql
wrapper -- arguably ugly, possibly less efficient, but it's there.
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> Sqlalchemy has the "core" layer that provides an engine-agnostic sql
> wrapper -- arguably ugly, possibly less efficient, but it's there.
That is, you don't have to use the ORM layer if you don't need to, you
can just use the "core".
(sorry t
at is visible to google and can
accept incoming e-mail,
- "can accept" is
- e-mail is open to the Internet (your ISP is not blocking it) and
- there's e-mail server program waiting for it.
"E-mail server program" is e.g. postfix.
So before you get to installing it, do y
On 2016-06-03 16:50, Aikido Guy wrote:
Before I attempt to work through a python re-install, is there anything
obviously wrong with the following?
Do you actually have a python install in /usr/local/lib *and* in
/usr/lib? Or is that just your sys.path? If you have 2 python installs
anything m
at python path actually is in the wsgi
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ed by apache - I made sure of that!) fails.
SELinux?
The other one is chattr/lsattr but if haven't changed those, they
shouldn't be there. The other other common ones have to do with mounts
and shouldn't apply if it's a local directory.
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On 02/15/2018 09:25 AM, Niles Oien wrote:
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>
> I'm embarrassed - it turned out that the system was running SElinux.
That's what I said, but it looks like thunderbird's quoting style made
that not very obvious. ;)
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On 2018-04-29 05:13, Pavel Celba wrote:
The production Trac is serving about 50 users on Windows Server 2012,
SQLite database (ca 500 MB) does not seems to be the problem but I'll
try PostgreSQL soon.
Do that.
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Do that.
And if your client wraps the lines differently, by "that" I meant try
postgres. Soon.
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FWIW I'm blocking entire baidu ip ranges at the firewall because their
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On 6/5/2018 9:20 PM, RjOllos wrote:
How did you determine the correct IP range?
I've found it impractical to even grep through the logs
This particular CGI sends out error e-mail, the ip is in my mailbox. And
then whois will give you a range from there.
I agree it's impractical in general
On 6/10/2018 12:36 AM, Dmitry Mikhin wrote:
So far, I have thought about 3 possible approaches:
...
4. Leave svn be, tell all devs to use
git svn clone
...
git commit
git svn dcommit
I've sometimes ran into errors trying to "squash" multiple git commits
into a single dcommit, and with multip
27;t see a link on their
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On 10/9/2019 6:40 PM, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
Dimitri thank you. I had not thought of Docker because I have avoided
thinking of Docker for years. That means I haven't allocated brain-space.
Maybe its time I did.
With core python being incompatible with itself and its DLL hell on top,
there is
On 10/11/2019 2:57 AM, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
The Trac server will be Ubuntu 18.04 not Windows. Does that modify your
"no alternative."?
Containers aren't portable, you need a windows container to run on
windows and a linux one to run on linux.
As it happens, already running on the target mac
On 12/3/2019 6:25 AM, Mo wrote:
...
Another idea could be that there is some developer would maintain a "Trac
distribution" with a central package management, and not every single
plugin developer needs to publish to PyPI. I mean after a developer has
released a code on a repository...
Why not ju
On 12/4/2019 2:48 AM, Mo wrote:
Could you please describe what problem you are trying to solve with a
docker container?
I am not the one having a month-long thread, in year 2020, on how to
distribute an application with all its dependencies.
No problem here, moving right along,
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On 12/5/2019 7:11 PM, RjOllos wrote:
If you want my recommendation: write a requirements.txt, write some scripts
for maintaining/upgrading your site and setup an RSS feed so you can track
changes to plugins as they happen on trac-hacks and GitHub. Setup a staging
site, pull in changes, test them
On 1/29/20 12:21 PM, Leho Kraav wrote:
> On 29 January 2020 19:09:14 ONeal Freeman wrote:
>> Is there a hit counter for trac to keep a count of how many users are
>> accessing the site?
...
> I'd probably go with Google Analytics or Matomo.
>
Ugh. https://goacce
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